Changing the I2C address - pretty sure I'm doing something wrong.

[Greenburger121]

I'm really sorry but after 6 hours of searching the interwebs I've given up and would like to ask for some help.

I have an INA219, both INA219 and INA260 use the same I2C address, so I've soldered the A0 closed, which now gives me 41 as the address (hex 0x29 - right?)

Then I had to change the .py files slightly - I presume?

I've changed both the line 5 within INA260_MINIMAL.py to be:
_INA260_DEVICE_ADDRESS = 0x29

As well as line 8 in my INA260Grafana.py (your ina260_logging_example.py) to be
ina260 = INA260(dev_address=0x29);

The 0x29 values have also been changed to 0x41, 0x45 and other numbers I thought to test. So the error that I get is:

I've tried multiple different examples but yours seems to be closest to what I would need - the ability to change the address on the software itself.

Output from sudo i2cdetect -y 1 is:

I've started testing this on rpi zero, currently this has no other sensors connected, it worked fine with the example script from (https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-ina260-current-voltage-power-sensor-breakout/python-circuitpython)
... before I changed the i2c address that is.

Any help would be HUGELY appreciated! :)